a nice pic of the 2007 Challenger

[mazspeed]

Originally Posted by Boxer

That thing looks awesome!

I can't wait to see one drifting

I can't wait to see it do anything other then drifting.

[Y-TRY]

I think that car is awesome! More proof that Mopar designers and engineers are real car guys. Chevrolet/GM seem to be lead by focus-groups made up of old ladies. I like how Mopar just goes out on a limb and does it. Chevy tries to respond and fails. They couldn't come up with an innovative idea to save their lives (and I consider myself a Chevy guy)


to Mopar.

Surely, the new Camaro will be a day late and a dollar short.

[heliarc]

You got that right ! I love my old camaro but just PURCHASED a new magnum hemi.....I heard 2009 for a new camaro,but just a rumor....mustang gt is best bang for the buck so far, or maybe a wrx subaru(rice rocket)

[BobK]

Originally Posted by heliarc

You got that right ! I love my old camaro but just PURCHASED a new magnum hemi.....I heard 2009 for a new camaro,but just a rumor....mustang gt is best bang for the buck so far, or maybe a wrx subaru(rice rocket)

Aren't the Magnums sweet? I've had mine for a little over a year now. Nothing like Mercedes engineering and ride combined with Hemi power......lol.

Bob

[Steve Chryssos]

I just got the new Road & Track. Very clear and beautiful photography on the Challenger concept. Yup, they made it clear that the Challenger is just a concept. But Chrysler has a good track record of issuing realistic concept vehicles that turn into actual cars.

As for the heft, they make it clear that Chrysler is basing the Challenger on a shortened 300/Magnum chassis 110" wheelbase. Which hopefully means that the car will be viable as a mass produced vehicle--no limited production. To further that point, the article states that Chrysler NEEDS more production capacity for 300/Magnums. Adding the Challenger is a good way to secure the future of that additional factory.

I'll look past a little heft if it helps heat up the pony car segment. Besides small, impractical pony cars are part of the problem. Most people just do NOT want another cramped 4th gen Camaro. New millenium pony cars need to be more practical in my opinion.

http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....rticle_id=3104